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Jul 28, 2024 | 
fsem.ac.uk | Natasha Jones
We are delighted to announce that the important amendment to our Standing Orders to propose a new route to membership, voted on in a recent Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK EGM, has been passed significantly. This change has already been agreed with BASEM and ratified in our membership votes last year, being implemented as the new college is formed together.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
fsem.ac.uk | Natasha Jones
As the governing body for Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) in the UK, the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (FSEM) aims to provide a strong, unified voice for the specialty that brings SEM to the forefront of the nation’s healthcare agenda. We have made substantial progress with SEM now recognised within key government policies around both musculoskeletal health and exercise medicine.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
dailyinterlake.com | Natasha Jones |Matt Hayhurst |Scott Stearns
Recent advertising relating to the chief justice race has resorted to baseless political attacks. Attempts to impugn a fair judge and challenge the independence of the judiciary are improper. That is not Montana. Ugly politicking by out-of-state interests untethered from facts is exactly the opposite of the core principles needed on our great state’s highest court. Opponents who attack fairness and integrity in our judicial system are attacking Montana and what makes this state so great.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
whitefishpilot.com | Natasha Jones |Matt Hayhurst |Scott Stearns
Recent advertising relating to the chief justice race has resorted to baseless political attacks. Attempts to impugn a fair judge and challenge the independence of the judiciary are improper. That is not Montana. Ugly politicking by out-of-state interests untethered from facts is exactly the opposite of the core principles needed on our great state’s highest court. Opponents who attack fairness and integrity in our judicial system are attacking Montana and what makes this state so great.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
billingsgazette.com | Natasha Jones |Matt Hayhurst |Scott Stearns
Recent advertising relating to the Chief Justice race has resorted to baseless political attacks. Attempts to impugn a fair judge and challenge the independence of the judiciary are improper. That is not Montana. Ugly politicking by out-of-state interests untethered from facts is exactly the opposite of the core principles needed on our great state’s highest court. Opponents who attack fairness and integrity in our judicial system are attacking Montana and what makes this state so great.
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Mar 2, 2024 | 
ravallirepublic.com | Natasha Jones |Matt Hayhurst |Scott Stearns
Recent advertising relating to the Chief Justice race has resorted to baseless political attacks. Attempts to impugn a fair judge and challenge the independence of the judiciary are improper. That is not Montana. Ugly politicking by out-of-state interests untethered from facts is exactly the opposite of the core principles needed on our great state’s highest court. Opponents who attack fairness and integrity in our judicial system are attacking Montana and what makes this state so great.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
missoulian.com | Natasha Jones |Scott Stearns |Matt Hayhurst
Recent advertising relating to the Chief Justice race has resorted to baseless political attacks. Attempts to impugn a fair judge and challenge the independence of the judiciary are improper. That is not Montana. Ugly politicking by out-of-state interests untethered from facts is exactly the opposite of the core principles needed on our great state’s highest court. Opponents who attack fairness and integrity in our judicial system are attacking Montana and what makes this state so great.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
lexology.com | Mark Simpson |Philip Annett |Caitlin McErlane |Sarah Williams |Shaneil Shah |Melody Hoay | +4 more
In briefOn 13 February 2024, the FCA issued a Final Notice to Floris Jakobus Huisamen, the former director and compliance officer of London Capital & Finance plc (LCF), fining him GBP 31,800 and banning him from working in financial services in relation to misconduct connected to financial promotions issued by LCF. This Final Notice follows the FCA's previous censure of LCF in October 2023 for connected behaviour.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
lexology.com | Philip Annett |Caitlin McErlane |Mark Simpson |Kimberly Everitt |Shaneil Shah |Sarah Williams | +4 more
We are pleased to share with you our annual briefing looking at financial services regulation and enforcement in 2024, "What does 2024 hold? Key upcoming developments and enforcement trends". With Brexit and the pandemic firmly in the rear-view mirror, and the geopolitical ebb-and-flow settling into a somewhat more stable – if preciously perched – pattern, regulators around the world have turned their attention to less reactive, more forward-looking actions.
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Feb 13, 2024 | 
mondaq.com | Megan Cant |Natasha Jones
In 2023, Australian employers experienced the most substantial
changes in a decade to the industrial landscape. These changes were
far reaching, from the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)
(FW Act) and Respect@Work reforms, to work health
and safety laws. Not only did the changes introduce new rights and
protections, they also introduced new restrictions on forms of work
and compliance obligations forcing the need for businesses to
consider their workforce strategy.
